My client got Moderna. Says she wishes to God she hadn't, she's scared now. Told her about magnet vids and asked to try to debunk. Should have filmed it. No magnetism.
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Thank you for the report. I am still very curious about this. I wish there was some doctor that did a proper study on this.
If its true though, its probably only certain batches, so it would have to be many doctors.
I tried it on two co-workers. One had the Moderna shot but it was more than a month after his 2nd shot. It did not work. The other had gotten the J&J shot just 2 days prior and it stuck multiple times, only right on the injection site, but not to the surrounding area. I will admit that I did use some pretty strong N52 neodymium magnets for my test.
I used a weak magnet and she got the second jab 3 months ago.
Day after my uncle got the J&J he had a magnet stick to the injection site
I got vaccinated 1st shot AstraZeneca, no magnetism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTVWMY8EZCA
This video comes to mind when I see people sticking spoons on their skin.
I've tested 4 people I know. 2 Moderna and 2 J&J and no magnet. I know someone with the pfizer but I only see them at work and don't want to cause panic of it sticks lol. I'm a manager and that wouldn't be good if it did.
I've gotten 6 people to do it, doesn't stick.
Must remember, in order for something like this to be real, it would need to be and stayclose to the surface of your skin. Vaxes aren't injected into your skin, they are put into deep muscle tissue. For something in a vax to magnetize your arm, you have any idea just how strong that injected magnet would have to be?
C'mon guys... we're all much smarter than this, right?
Don't get it, but there's no magnet shit in it.
Wait, did anyone seriously believe that? Why in the fuck would a vaccination make someone magnetic?
Toxic? Seemingly Effective? No Faulty PCR tests? Yes Falsely attributed deaths? Yes Fear based PR campaign? Yes
Magnetic??? WTF are you smoking?
Its called the scientific method. Why would you NOT even be curious? I'm confused. Knowledge takes short periods of investigation. Thats all. I experiment and research all kinds of topics, especially if they are gaining popularity. How else can we prove them wrong? As to smoking? Weed, of course. High quality too. You should try it.
But there would be millions of people who could try this and verify it in minutes.
I was doubtful as well, until someone in my family (the only one so far) got it and tried, right after and within a few days, it did stuck, that has been the first i got to know in the near circle, then same for two colleagues abroad just a bunch of weeks ago
So because you haven't personally witnessed a thing, it can't possibly exist. Good thinking.
A "vaccine" would not make anyone magnetic. But the covid drug is not a vaccine. It is a concoction of carbon based nano-particles, and synthetic mRNA, that is unlike anything any living being has ever pumped into their blood stream, except for guinea pigs, lab rats, and a few other unfortunate test animals. And the human test subjects too, of course.
But I digress, as there is no evidence to support that graphene nano-particles are reacting with magnets through skin. However, graphene does have some highly unusual electromagnetic properties, as it can act both as a conductor, and an insulator when exposed to electricity.
I do not believe in the magnetic vax schtick. But, hypothetically speaking, the odd electromagnetic material properties associated with graphene nano-tubes could potentially react with living tissue, and magnets in unforeseen ways, and therefore I cannot unequivocally reject the idea that some kind of electromagnetic phenomenon may be possible. That shit is NOT a "vaccine!"
AZ has magnetic effect too. Seen it personally. Young guy, had to take it because of his work. The coin only got stuck at the injection site.
Coins are not magnetic.
I tried it on a Moderna victim. I got my cell phone and a spoon to stick multiple time’s. I’ve posted it before and I’ve as ridiculed. I have no reason to lie.
I tried a second person who had Moderna the day before and there was no magnetic attraction but I used the closest thing to me which was a zinc screw so I regret I didn’t have more time but it was kind of awkward.
Thanks for the firsthand account. It seemed that even on the people who hit the street to do the testing they were getting maybe 25%.
I'm not sure we've seen a single forum poster on here give a confirm though, and even being an unvaxed group you'd think we'd run into a few friends and family that were magnetic by now.
I stand corrected! I suspect magnet strength would matter too. There is a world of difference between a strong neodymium and your average refrigerator stickie.
My wife had both Pfizer shots (because "I want to travel"). I tried a strong neodimium "button" magnet on her arm and it did not stick.
Irony: looks as if she won't be travelling to the UK after all because of "quarantine" rules. Our island has increasng number of tests and therefore "cases".
Hoping to God she got a placebo.
Wife works for an assisted living/nursing home facility. Pfizer vaccine. 90% or more of staff and patients got the vaccine. No staff died from it.
Did you try telnetting into her vaccine processor to access information about her ?
Convinced both family members who had gotten the jabs to try it, I am not sure what ones they has but, no magnet sticking, (both were over a month after last shot), both were full on willing to give it a try just to see if it would.